tortoisehg
GUI interface for Mercurial
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rpmlintrc | 0000000241 241 Bytes | about 9 years |
thg-6.1.2-tests.tar.gz | 0000039819 38.9 KB | 14 days |
tortoisehg-6.1.2.tar.gz | 0008923158 8.51 MB | 14 days |
tortoisehg.changes | 0000054674 53.4 KB | 14 days |
tortoisehg.spec | 0000004703 4.59 KB | 14 days |
Comments 7
bnavigator wrote over 1 year ago
Is there a reason why this is not in Factory?
wrosenauer wrote over 1 year ago
IMHO one reason was that within this project it is/was not well maintained. Not necessarily because of us as maintainers but because upstream also seemed to be very slow.. So in the past it broke with almost every upgrade of mercurial and it was not reasonable to not update mercurial because tortoisehg was not available in a compatible version.
So that maybe was a reason. I cannot really tell if the situation changed since then and what @develop7 thinks about it nowadays?
develop7 wrote over 1 year ago
Yeah, the upstream was slow and sloppy back then; things are improving now though — the release cycle has been promised to be in sync with Mercurial and so far they're keeping it; and they have started to publish release notes. Which is definitely a good sign.
I'd definitely gave them a try, but bear in mind outdated THG prevented Mercurial from upgrading and I don't know what does Tumbleweed policy say about that. We could work that around by bundling Mercurial to THG package, but I've no idea how to do that.
lemmy04 wrote 5 months ago
It still is - HG 6.0.0 is out now, but tortoise is still on 5.9.3...
develop7 wrote 5 months ago
Yes, and there's no 6.0 release at https://www.mercurial-scm.org/release/tortoisehg/targz/
mjacob wrote over 1 year ago
To fix the build failures, we should either run the tests only "if %{with test}" or install pytest unconditionally (instead of "%if %{with test}"). I’m not sure what was the point of "%if %{with test}" originally.
bnavigator wrote over 1 year ago
https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/853246
The tests are skipped on Leap because they fail with an xvfb error